| Display title | Reflecting Laser |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | We're all aware that lasers reflect off mirrors. But some writers and Video Game creators apparently think that lasers can reflect off any flat surface. These bright flashing streams of light—or sometimes, Pure Energy—can hit anything from a stone ceiling to a grass-covered field and rebound at the same angle at which they hit. |